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I'll admit, I've developed quite a fondness for succubi over the past couple of years, really starting when I created this character. Seems theres quite a few out there who share that fondness. :3
And yeah, there are people who do indeed share this fondness. You should totally draw more pics with succubae in the future
That and dragon girls. I've had this urge to draw them lately too. NO IDEA why.
Cuz I'd hate to think I spent all that time on the wings just so they could lose attention to the boots XD
Where is the story you allude to? Is it yours? Was this an illustration?
This is actually a character from... *thinks* three different storylines, I believe. She originated in a table top RPG I ran a couple years back based on a story I wrote while I was in high school. Since then, she kinda wormed her way into the related storylines because I ended up really liking her (like you do for a good villain.)
I don't have the written versions posted because... well, I ended up not really liking the writing styles they were in. In the galleries for each storyline, tho, there's a quick (and strikingly non-informative) summary of each plot... she is from "Starfire" and "Mage Complex."
Villains are rarer in originality and harder to sustain in interest than heroes, methinks, from 25 years of being a fan of DC's Legion (30th/31st Centuries), which has a plethora of both.
You might be surprised at just how many would respond if you decided to polish up and post some of those story lines. Many are seeking inspiration for a good villainess, especially, with that often being a more difficult task of characterization.
*coff*
Alright. I've got a whole long vent about that "originality of villains" thing... But to spare you, it just boils down to the idea that if you don't just use them solely as a plot device, they become significantly more memorable. I also hate that belief that if they're a villain, they have to be unlikable- a belief that a lot of comic companies seem to cling.
As a general rule of thumb, I don't much like posting literature on here. I don't get a whole hell of a lot of feedback, and reading through a lot of my older things, I realize as that my style evolves, I start to loathe the older things. So god knows I wouldn't want it public. I really only post the things I'm really proud of- which isn't much. I don't mind being inspiration to others, but that's not really my method. >.>